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Scaling Agile Practices – Improve Business Outcomes: Customer Centricity and Design Thinking

Agilemania

Customer Centricity and Design Thinking. One of the dimensions of Agile Product Delivery is Customer Centricity and Design Thinking. Customer-centric businesses create greater profits, increase employee engagement, and more thoroughly satisfy customer needs. Know the customer lifetime value.

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Customer-centric design thinking

Clarasys

Can customer-centric design thinking offer an effective solution? Huge benefits can be unlocked by solving complex problems across an organisation’s Lead-to-Cash (L2C) lifecycle, but how does an organisation go about finding the right approach that has customers at the heart of changes made? Prioritisation.

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5 Tips to Delivering an Award-Winning CX Transformation Programme

Clarasys

In 2020, delivering a great Customer Experience transformation programme is more important than ever to make the right decisions, achieve results, remain competitive and resilient. Our approach at Clarasys avoids this danger by ensuring that the customer will receive a benefit. Use the Agile Manifesto.

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

His 20+ years of experience has made him an expert in Cloud Computing Strategy & Governance, Cloud Centre of Excellence leadership, Cloud Migration, IaaS/PaaS and Public/Hybrid Cloud. Even though he is pretty direct and straightforward, his simplification of cloud computing methods have made him a thought leader without a doubt.

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How to get stakeholder buy-in for user research: 31 expert tips

Userzoom

Much like UX design itself, there’s no one size fits all strategy, so you need to tailor your approach to both the audience and the problem at hand. So the best advice would be to use your design thinking and storytelling abilities to communicate the right message to the right people.” UX Researcher / Designer.